Politie drones , lockdown controle van mensen, data naar China?

Hier even een samenvatting van wat berichten over de controles van drones door politie. In veel landen is dit aan de gang. Zo ook in Nederland. Wat doen ze met deze beelden?

DJI is een chinees bedrijf. In een tweet van Elizabeth Harrington (US) geeft ze aan dat DJI 'may be sending data to China'

Lees het artikel onderaan ( D.J.I. is fighting a claim by one United States government office)

In Nederland:

• Politie test drone voor handhaving langs de kust 04-04-2020

https://www.hvzeeland.nl/nieuws/41003-politie-test-drone-voor-handhaving-langs-de-kust/?pagina=2

-Drones controleren of u zich aan de coronaregels houdt, maar mag dat eigenlijk wel?

https://www.trouw.nl/binnenland/drones-controleren-of-u-zich-aan-de-coronaregels-houdt-maar-mag-dat-eigenlijk-wel~b3e551a4/

https://archive.vn/K7yL7

Hoeveel laten we nog toe Anons?

https://www.bizpacreview.com/2020/04/19/one-us-city-is-deploying-a-chinese-firms-drones-to-police-americans-who-are-not-social-distancing-910365

One US city is deploying a Chinese firm’s drones to police Americans who are not social distancing

April 19, 2020

Elizabeth Mayor J. Christian Bollwage is deploying drones from Chinese-based company DJI to warn Elizabeth citizens who are walking outdoors not to get too close in physical proximity to other people. The drones blare sirens and issue this warning: “Stop gathering, disperse and go home.”

DJI donated drones to 43 agencies in 22 states to help enforce social distancing, MSNBC reported. The donations are part of DJI’s “COVID-19 US Disaster Relief Program,” which provides cities access to the drones for the purpose of surveilling populations during the pandemic. 

https://nypost.com/2020/04/08/nj-town-using-talking-drones-to-scold-people-for-gathering/

https://qz.com/1042831/americas-top-drone-company-couldnt-beat-chinas-dji-so-now-theyre-partners/

- Drone Maker D.J.I. May Be Sending Data to China, U.S. Officials Say (29-10-2017)

SHANGHAI — D.J.I., the popular drone maker, stands as a symbol of China’s growing technology prowess. Its propeller-powered machines dominate global markets and buzz regularly over beaches, cityscapes at sunset and increasingly, power plants and government installations.

Now D.J.I. is fighting a claim by one United States government office that its commercial drones and software may be sending sensitive information about American infrastructure back to China, in the latest clash over the power of data in the growing technological rivalry between the two countries. It also shows how consumer technology companies have become increasingly central to debates about national security.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/29/technology/dji-china-data-drones.html